Intel Core i7 11700K Rocket Lake beats the Core i9 10900K with a new BIOS upgrade
There are a few weeks before Intel releases its latest Rocket Lake desktop processors. There are a lot of rumors and leaked benchmarks on the upcoming Intel processors. We are getting leaks ahead of the launch comparing the Core i7 11700K and the Core i9 10900K. The Rocket Lake packs a lot in store showcasing impressive performance.
The Rocket Lake Core i7 11700K beats the Comet Lake Core i9 10900K with the latest BIOS update
Intel has significantly increased the performance of the upcoming Rocket Lake architecture. AMD has improved a lot with its 7nm process node where Intel is still behind with its mature 14nm process node. But It is impressive of Intel taking the 14nm process node to its limit. It is catching up to the AMD with its superior process node.
We still have a month before the launch of the Rocket Lake processor from Intel. New leaks on the Intel Core i9 11900K has shown promising performance even with the upcoming Ryzen 7 5700G. Chinese Media outlet compared with flagship Rocket Lake Processor with the upcoming Ryzen 7 5700G and the Ryzen 7 5800X.
Intel Core i9 11900K Rocket Lake compared with Ryzen 7 5800X and unreleased Ryzen 7 5700G.
Intel Core i9 11900K is the flagship Rocket Lake processor with 8 core and 16 threads. The Rocket Lake lineup is launching in March but there are tons of leaks going around in the market. The 8 core processor utilizes the latest Cypress Cover architecture based on the 14nm process node. Intel looks to come at AMD with their latest lineup but it is not all good for the Core i9.
Intel Core i9 and Core i7 Engineering Sample 2 spotted shedding light with new information
Intel Core i9 and Core i7 processor engineering sample surface online with 3200MHz XMP support.
The three processors were found on the Bilibili Chinese forums. Harukaze5719 spotted the article and posted the following information on Twitter. It seems the first ES sample we covered was version 1, shipped in July. The ES2 models were relatively new and tested in August.
The QVYE represents the Core i9 11900 CPU, which is relatively similar to the ES 1 sample. The sample has a locked PL1 to 65W with a PL2 set at 224W. The alleged Core i9 11900 comes with a 1.8 GHz (base), 4.0 GHz (all-core turbo), and a 4.5 GHz (single-core turbo). That isn’t the final clock speed of the CPU. The Core i9 11900 supports the PCIe Gen 4 interface and XMP profiles supporting 3200MHz by default. The Xe graphics card also makes an appearance here.